Netanyahu, in a Confrontation With France, Warns a Waffling Macron That If Hamas Is Not Stopped, Terror Will Come to Paris

Tension between the president and prime minister reaches a boiling point as Israel insists the terror it is fighting could one day reach New York and Paris.

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President Macron on April 20, 2023, at Ganges, southern France. AP/Daniel Cole, pool

PARIS — The brewing brawl between the leader of the Fifth Republic and the premier of the Jewish state underscores how the war against Hamas has failed to stiffen Europe’s spine to stand beside Israel as it works to dismantle an enemy it has compared to ISIS.  

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